xtine burrough is a media artist and educator who lives in Dallas. She works at the intersection of design, intervention, and digital poetry. She uses remix practices—appropriation, juxtaposition, and computation—to make screensavers, videos, internet art, apps, series-based works for Instagram, interventions on social media platforms, and fine art prints on paper, fabric, and copper plates. xtine was a 2022-23 Art & Code track member of NEW INC; she received a commission for “Data/Set/Match” at the Photographers’ Gallery, London; and funding from the Nasher Sculpture Center, Puffin Foundation West, Humanities Texas, The National Lottery (UK), and California Humanities. Her creative practice is archived in reflective writings and publications for students, the future of the field. burroughs’ work is collected in libraries and archives, including the Letterform Archive and the Getty Research Institute. In 2009 she was a Webby Honoree in the “weird” category.

xtine is a professor at the University of Texas, Dallas where she Directs LabSynthE, a laboratory of synthetic and electronic poetry. She holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Art. Recent publications include Critical Web Design(MIT Press, 2026), Art as Social Practice: Technologies for Change (Routledge, 2023) and The Routledge Companion to Remix Studies, 2nd Edition (2025).